Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Wordless Wednesday
In keeping with my theme to post non-wintery pictures, here's one I took last year of an Arizona cotton field at sunset. Ah the sun! I miss it!
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Wordless Wednesday
To remind those of us trapped in the middle of the winter blahs that summer does indeed exist, here's picture of a roadrunner that was in my back yard when I lived in Arizona.

Make sure you head over to Michelle's Wordless Wednesday. She's giving away prizes if you can guess her photo.

Make sure you head over to Michelle's Wordless Wednesday. She's giving away prizes if you can guess her photo.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
More Images from Arizona
As promised, here's more pictures of Arizona. These are from Sedona taken a couple of years ago on New Year's Day after a big rainstorm that caused flooding. It's very pretty up there. I love the contrast between the greenery and the red dirt. There are some nice hiking trails too, but many were closed off due to mud slides. And let me tell you, that red mud was extremely sticky. We couldn't get it off our hiking boots.




Monday, May 14, 2007
Images of Arizona
Later this week I'll have some news to share, but in the meantime, I thought I'd post some pictures from Arizona. I spent some time this week trying to recover photos from my Mac (got it back, yay!) and on the PC. And I realized there's some great pictures from Arizona to share. So guess what? You get to enjoy them. (And if you don't, just pretend, okay? Thanks.)
This is a roadrunner that was on our back fence one morning. In the background are the Superstition Mountains.


More photos tomorrow. I know you can't wait. You'll probably be here even before you get your coffee. Or, maybe not.
This is a roadrunner that was on our back fence one morning. In the background are the Superstition Mountains.


More photos tomorrow. I know you can't wait. You'll probably be here even before you get your coffee. Or, maybe not.
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